Divine Feminine Tincture

Herbal fertility management (birth control.)

SOME OF THE KEY INGREDIENTS ARE

Queen Anne's Lace: is an implantation inhibitor that works by preventing a fertilized egg from implanting into the uterus wall. Contrary to the morning after, Queen Anne’s Lace has no effect impact on ovulation. Instead it has a hormonal effect on the body and make the uterus uninviting for a potential pregnancy.

Neem: has a spermicidal activity that kills sperm when consumed or applied. Neem is a medicinal herb and a popularly known ingredient used in Indian Ayurveda. It belongs to the family of Meliaceae. Neem is also known as Arishta, Holy tree, and Indian Lilac. Neem is called “Sarva roga nivarini” in the Vedas, which translates to “the cure of all the ailments’. Neem has beneficial antibacterial, anti-fungal, anti-cancerous, anti-malarial, and anti-inflammatory properties. It helps prevent diseases like arthritis, cancer, diabetes, malaria, ulcers, vitiligo, and viral infections. It has a rich nutrient profile containing protein, carbohydrates, minerals like vitamin C, phosphorus, calcium, and carotene. Neem also contains glutamic acid, aspartic acid, praline, and fatty acids.

Black Cohosh:  a white flowering plant native to eastern North America, was first used in Native American medicine to support women's health and reproduction, body pain, coughs, colds, fatigue and weakness. The root is used as medicine and is often used for estrogen-related conditions. It supports hormonal balance, helps with PMS and menopausal symptoms. It has many health benefits because of its anti-inflammatory and calming effects on the nervous system. It increases progesterone in the body.

African Wormwood: has uterine and menstrual stimulating effects. A vulgaris is a plant with a long history of use by women, and was renown in the medieval world as an abortificant and emenagoue with the power to stimulate menstruation during late or missed periods (Van de Walle 1997). 12^th century texts extensively describe Mugwort as a menstrual tonic, and one 14^th century text discusses Mugwort’s use in expelling dead fetal tissue after a miscarriage.

DO NOT CONSUME IF YOU ARE PREGNANT AS MOST OF THESE HERBS ARE ABORTIFICIENTS